The Bloch invariant as a characteristic class in \(B\text{(SL}_ 2 (\mathbb C),\mathfrak T)\) (Q1770314)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2153124
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2153124 |
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The Bloch invariant as a characteristic class in \(B\text{(SL}_ 2 (\mathbb C),\mathfrak T)\) (English)
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5 April 2005
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Given an orientable complete hyperbolic 3-manifold \(M\) of finite volume, a canonical class \(\alpha(M)\) in \(H_3(B({\text \mathbf{SL}}_2(\mathbb C),{\mathcal T}))\) with \(B({\text \mathbf{SL}}_2(\mathbb C),{\mathcal T})\) the \({\text \mathbf{SL}}_2(t\mathbb C)\)-orbit space of the classifying space of a certain family of isotropy subgroups is constructed. It is proven in the article that \(\alpha(M)\) coincides with the Bloch invariant \(\beta(M)\) of \(M\) defined by Neumann and Yang. Thereby a simpler proof has been obtained that the Bloch invariant is independent of an ideal triangulation of \(M\). Also a new proof has been found of the fact that the Bloch invariant lies in the Bloch group \(B(\mathbb C)\).
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hyperbolic 3-manifolds
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classifying space for families of isotropy subgroups
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Bloch group
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Bloch invariant
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0.837225615978241
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0.8363862037658691
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0.7907606363296509
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0.7877247929573059
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